Dear Friend,

Before we conclude this year and begin to focus on 2022, it is good for us to take a moment to rejoice in some good news of late: we are extremely grateful for Cardinal Burke’s continued recovery as he regains his full strength from the coronavirus. Our Cardinal patron is a true fighter!

This also reminds us pray for the people who have lost their lives from COVID-19 in the past two years and any others who have suffered from the general fallout from all this confusion.

Needless to say, the events of 2021 really put our Church to the test, as well as many other apostolates dedicated to fighting for the truth of our faith. We’ve seen an unprecedented pandemic, violence and social chaos, back-to-back major natural disasters, a volatile US election, and much more.

Certainly, one lesson we should take away from this past year is that there is NO SUBSTITUTE for the spiritual strength of the Catholic Church when she comes together as one body in Christ to save souls! And, as St. Paul said to Timothy, the Church must be about the salvation of souls “in season and out of season” (2 Tim 4:2).

Therefore, a second take away from this year is that we can never let up; in fact, as an apostolic organization, we must escalate our work and go on the offensive for the glory of God. 

But to make this happen, we NEED YOUR HELP!

Looking ahead to 2022, I want to assure you above all of my continued prayers as well as those from the hundreds of thousands of Rosary Warriors around the world. We are a team of spiritual souls united in a common mission, and prayer binds us together. 

As a supporter of Catholic Action for Faith and Family, you know we place faith and family at the center of our mission. Supporters like you make it possible for us to adapt and continue our work defending the two sacred institutions given to us by divine authority: the Catholic Faith handed down to us from the Apostles and the family as the fundamental unit of society. We’re proud to say that even when most of the country shut down these past two years, our mission would not let up. We operate with the belief that the Church (and her many dynamic lay apostolates like ours) serves as a guide for society as a whole. Her strength and spiritual resources have a deep conditioning effect for the good on the course of history. 

Catholic Action for Faith and Family has a critical responsibility in this regard because we are especially charged with the mission of mobilizing the active participation of the laity in the apostolate of the Church under the guidance of the hierarchy. Simply stated: our mission is to re-Christianize a society drained of faith. 

And we depend on YOU to help us start the New Year off right! 

Please, make your tax-deductible donation before midnight to help us reach our goal and to help uphold, defend and support the Catholic Faith and the Catholic Family!

I am certain that God and His most holy Mother will bless and reward you and your family a hundredfold for your efforts!

We call especially upon the intercession of Our Lady of the Rosary to bless and protect you, your loved ones, and your homes. Thank you for all your incredible support this past year, and we wish you a safe, healthy, and happy New Year!  

Gratefully yours in Christ,

Thomas J. McKenna  
Founder and President
Catholic Action for Faith and Family

P.S. If you have already made your end of year gift, thank you! Your donation will make a real difference in fighting the good fight of faith and for our Church that we love.

P.P.S. – I hope you might be one of those willing to help us reach tens of millions of Catholics and more across America during the pivotal year of 2022 with a gift of $35, $50, $100, $145, or even more. 

Finally, there is not a better way to ring in the New Year than joining His Eminence Raymond Cardinal Burke and hundreds of thousands of Rosary Warriors in Operation Storm Heaven; our spiritual crusade to storm heaven with prayers for our lives and to combat the darkness of the present confusion, error and division in the Church today.

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